A Utah investment firm is expanding its stake in one of Denver's fastest-growing neighborhoods with a deal nearly identical to one it closed several years ago.
At first glance, Hines' recent purchase of a sprawling self-storage facility on the outskirts of downtown Chicago is a contrast to the gleaming office towers or luxury storefronts for which it is known.
An apartment complex in Colorado Springs, Colorado, has sold for the first time in a decade, with the new owner planning to build on previous renovations to increase the property's occupancy.
Dallas-based global investment and development firm Lincoln Property Co. appointed Cubby Sporrong as a managing director in its investment management practice. Sporrong, based in Los Angeles, brings more than a decade of experience in commercial real estate finance, acquisitions and development.
Two of the first high-rises to punctuate downtown Denver's skyline will soon be joining the city's conversion pipeline now that the landlord has secured financing for the project.
The median home sale price in Denver has fallen every month since October, and a surge in available apartments and landlord concessions may be playing an outsized role.
The tenant roster for one of Colorado's largest life science campuses is getting longer as biotech companies across the country gradually shed some of their real estate hesitations.
After moving through a revolving door of operators, a local restaurant group is hoping to land on the winning recipe for one of Boulder, Colorado's most challenging food-service sites.
An online betting company's deal to purchase its regional headquarters building is a sign that Denver's office market may be worth the gamble as the area navigates a post-pandemic recovery.
Denver multifamily developers have faced steep competition in recent years as they have slogged through one of the most active construction pipelines in the country. But with an on-site speakeasy and a focus on creating an environment that extends far beyond a single unit, one of the newest additions to the city is already setting itself apart.
When it comes to standing out in Colorado's increasingly competitive industrial market, it comes down to three factors: location, location and location.
Ares Management is set to acquire a 36-property U.S. industrial portfolio from EQT Real Estate for about $650 million, marking the global alternative investment firm's second major logistics deal with the Swedish private equity giant in just four months.
In Denver, apartment concessions are high and landlords are competing for renters. But one out-of-state developer is honing its focus on the region's long-term growth as it kicks off the latest addition to its regional multifamily portfolio.
While Denver's office vacancy rate hovers near record highs, the medical office market remains a bright spot as a growing population, high median incomes and an evolving preference for outpatient facilities have driven demand.
Public Storage, which touts itself as one of the largest U.S. owners of self-storage facilities, is getting even bigger with a proposed multibillion-dollar acquisition of one of its rivals on the heels of unveiling plans to relocate its headquarters to Texas.